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I deleted it, I know where my problem most likely lies and I don't want to give Chad a bad rep. by someone taking that thread the wrong way and thinking that his engines aren't good-- because they are great engines.
I'm in the process of working my A/F and ignition problems out. I found a scanner and the code was for a bad knock sensor, didn't help me out that much by replacing it, but most likely my car was never tuned properly with a bad knock sensor, so the car is still running pig rich....
I'm in the process of working my A/F and ignition problems out. I found a scanner and the code was for a bad knock sensor, didn't help me out that much by replacing it, but most likely my car was never tuned properly with a bad knock sensor, so the car is still running pig rich....
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Originally Posted by streetwarrior96
arr you gonna use a LT1 LT$ Knock Sensor?
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I'm sorry but I still dont believe in the LT4 KM. From what Ive learned it doesnt make knock go away when reading it with a logger, it just reduces the amount of timing pulled or something. Ive gotten to the point where I believe with some setups there is no pleasing the damn thing so I'm going to install a switch to by pass it completly when I choose and just let it do what it does during DD.
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Originally Posted by Honda Hunter
I'm sorry but I still dont believe in the LT4 KM. From what Ive learned it doesnt make knock go away when reading it with a logger, it just reduces the amount of timing pulled or something. Ive gotten to the point where I believe with some setups there is no pleasing the damn thing so I'm going to install a switch to by pass it completly when I choose and just let it do what it does during DD.
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Originally Posted by Honda Hunter
I'm sorry but I still dont believe in the LT4 KM. From what Ive learned it doesnt make knock go away when reading it with a logger, it just reduces the amount of timing pulled or something. Ive gotten to the point where I believe with some setups there is no pleasing the damn thing so I'm going to install a switch to by pass it completly when I choose and just let it do what it does during DD.
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How did you rule out false knock? I see something like that on really burning hot days but for some reason Ive never seen more than 6.0. I got so pissed with the whole setting I went in and pulled all the timing out until I can get it dynotuned. Funny thing is with around 12 degrees pulled I still see the same knock lol.
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Chad is a good guy i bought his 396 and i am very happy with it. yes dosent put the numbers i wanted but i know where the problem is and besides number are not everything my car still pulls like a **** and with my fat 200 shot its a beast.
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Originally Posted by chris77
Chad is a good guy i bought his 396 and i am very happy with it. yes dosent put the numbers i wanted but i know where the problem is and besides number are not everything my car still pulls like a **** and with my fat 200 shot its a beast.
yeah a bigger cam, some high dollar heads would make it a beast, but the way they build them they probably drive just like a stock motor, just with alot more power.
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Originally Posted by Honda Hunter
I'm sorry but I still dont believe in the LT4 KM. From what Ive learned it doesnt make knock go away when reading it with a logger, it just reduces the amount of timing pulled or something. Ive gotten to the point where I believe with some setups there is no pleasing the damn thing so I'm going to install a switch to by pass it completly when I choose and just let it do what it does during DD.
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Originally Posted by Honda Hunter
I dont get it. In the thread you swore by the tune. To much info doesnt add up.
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Originally Posted by blackedoutbird
My knock module is fine it was my knock sensor that was screwed up. The knock module is located in the PCM, the knock sensor is on the side of the block, when I put the engine in the car, I must have damaged the sensor.